Specialty
Transplant nurse residency programs.
Transplant residencies prepare nurses for the complex care of organ-transplant recipients, including immunosuppression management and close post-operative monitoring.
18
Programs
14
States & regions
12
Accredited
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Sydney Local Health District
Sydney Local Health District Graduate Nurse and Midwife Program
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Stanford Health Care
Stanford Health Care Nurse Residency Program
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UCLA Health
UCLA Health Nurse Residency Program
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UCSF Health
UCSF Health Nurse Residency Program
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T
Toronto General Hospital (University Health Network)
UHN New Graduate Nurse Transition Program
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V
Vancouver General Hospital (Vancouver Coastal Health)
Vancouver Coastal Health New Graduate Nurse Transition Program
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University of Miami Health System
University of Miami Health System Nurse Residency Program
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E
Emory Healthcare
Emory Healthcare Nurse Residency Program
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N
Northwestern Medicine
Northwestern Medicine Nurse Residency Program
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B
Beaumont Hospital Dublin
Beaumont Hospital Dublin Preceptorship Programme
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St. James's Hospital Dublin
St. James's Hospital Dublin Preceptorship Programme
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J
Johns Hopkins Medicine
Johns Hopkins Hospital Nurse Residency Program
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M
Mass General Brigham
Mass General Brigham Nurse Residency Program
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Mayo Clinic
Mayo Clinic Nurse Residency Program
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D
Duke Health
Duke University Hospital Nurse Residency Program
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UPMC
UPMC Nurse Residency Program
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Singapore General Hospital
Singapore General Hospital Nurse Residency Programme
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V
Vanderbilt University Medical Center
Vanderbilt University Medical Center Nurse Residency Program
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Common questions about Transplant residencies
How many Transplant nurse residency programs are there?
Our directory lists 18 Transplant nurse residency programs across 14 states and regions, 12 of them accredited.
Are Transplant nurse residencies open to new graduates?
Most Transplant residencies are designed as a transition-to-practice program for new-graduate RNs, though some target experienced nurses moving into the specialty. Check each program's page for eligibility.
What accreditation should I look for in a Transplant residency?
The most recognized U.S. accreditation is ANCC PTAP (Practice Transition Accreditation Program); some programs hold Vizient/AACN or CCNE recognition. Accreditation is a signal of a structured, quality residency.